Interaktywne gry dla ekologicznego stylu życia

"<< Background >>The main goal of our project was to promote non-formal education for sustainable development for the present and future.The young people who approached our organizations to participate in the project and its activities emphasized that the problem of environmental protection and its significant pollution is becoming increasingly global. They also address these issues outside of the educational sphere, which is why non-formal education is so important.One of the most important issues raised by the young people is the lack of energy conservation they notice among their peers. Therefore, our games focused on this issue.<< Objectives >>Our goal was to foster environmentally conscious attitudes among young people aged 15-25 through engaging and informal forms of environmental education and encouraging the daily use of environmentally friendly practices, particularly in the area of ​​energy conservation. To this end, we created interactive games as teaching aids for educators and youth workers to raise awareness, develop positive solutions, and stimulate their creativity in the field of ecology.<< Implementation >>1. Conducting joint staff training in Greece on interactive tools for teaching ecology in non-formal education2. Creating a board game and a city game for promoting environmental attitudes in 5 languages3. Conducting workshops for young people on building pro-environmental attitudes using interactive games4. Transferring knowledge, experiences, and good practices between partners in non-formal youth education in the field of ecology5. Creating a project website and social media profile6. Organizing 4 multiplier events in 4 EU countries<< Results >>Results:- Development of competencies of 12 youth workers in gamification and the creation of educational games- Creation of a board game about energy saving and its translation into 5 languages ​​- PL, EN, GR, LV, AT- 60 young people from 4 EU countries increased their knowledge about energy saving by playing the board game- Creation of the ""Treasure Hunters"" city game about recycling and its translation into 5 languages ​​- PL, EN, GR, LV, AT- 60 young people from 4 countries deepened their knowledge about recycling and upcycling by playing the city game- 120 young people increased their involvement in pro-ecological activities by engaging in our project dissemination activities- Website with project results: https://gamesforecolifestyle.eu/"